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Garmin GPS 10x Wireless Bluetooth GPS Sensor Only for PC/PDAsAlready have navigation software, but your unit still can't find its way? The Garmin GPS 10x receiver combines a high-sensitivity GPS receiver with Bluetooth technology in a sleek design. Both portable and wearable, you can mount the GPS 10x in your car or clip it to your clothes for navigation by car or foot. This compact, lightweight receiver features a long battery life (up to 20 hours of use) and is perfect for mobile executives and professionals. The GPS 10x is the first SiRF StarIII Bluetooth GPS sensor to feature a smart removable battery, so that you'll never find yourself at a loss for power - or navigation.
  
Garmin GPS 10x Features:
- Receiver: High-sensitivity WAAS-capable GPS receiver by SiRF
- Unit dimensions: 1.65"W x 3.04"H x .7"D (4.2 x 7.7 x 1.8 cm)
- Weight: 2.1 ounces (60 g)
- Battery type: Rechargeable and removable lithium-ion
- Battery life: 22 hours (typical use)
- Power supply: 12-volt adapter cable
- Interfaces: Connects to laptop, Pocket PC, Palm or compatible smartphone with Bluetooth wireless technology (serial port profile)
Package includes:
- GPS 10x Receiver
- Lithium-ion battery
- Belt clip
- 12-volt adapter cable
- Quick start guide
Garmin GPS 10x Specifications
GPS Performance
- Receiver: SiRFstarIII high-sensitivity GPS receiver
- Interfaces: Connects to laptop, Pocket PC, Palm or compatible smartphone with Bluetooth® wireless technology (serial port profile)
- Minimum PC requirements: Pentium-class processor or compatible; Windows® 2000 or newer operating system; 32 MB RAM; minimum 2 GB of free hard disk space, DVD drive; 16-bit color display adapter and monitor; mouse or other pointing device; Internet access recommended
- Minimum Windows Mobile requirements: Windows Mobile 2003 operating system or newer (enabled with Bluetooth wireless technology), 16 MB program memory (Pocket PC only), 128 MB storage card minimum, 2GB storage card for full coverage
- Minimum Palm Requirements: Palm OS 5.4 or newer (enabled with Bluetooth wireless technology), 8 MB program memory, 128 MB storage card minimum, 2 GB storage card for full coverage see www8.garmin.com/mobilephones/ for compatibility of specific devices
- Protocol: NMEA 0183, sentences GGA/GSA/GSV/GLL/RMC/VTG
Physical
- Design: Sleek, portable device clips to your belt and pocket
- Size: 1.65"W x 3.04"H x .7"D (42 x 77 x 18mm)
- Weight: 2.1 ounces (60 g)
- Operating temperature: -22°F to 140°F (-30° to 60°C)
- Power supply: Rechargeable and removable lithium-ion, 22 hours (typical use); 12-volt adapter cable; Auto Power On feature, when connected to a switched external power source
Great item, August 02, 2007 No delay on shipping. Tahnk you for the great product. Works great Excellent Product, May 13, 2007 I am very happy with GPS 10x mainly because it supports NMEA output as well. Now I have 1 sollution for TomTom, Garmin's Mobile 10, Route 66 and any other gps software I would like to use on my PPC or E61 Nokia phone.
The time to fix is ok, the standard one for a sirf III chipset - I have a Holux sirf III receiver and the speed of acquiring satellites is the same.
Disturbing point - there is only car charger in the pack, but I get lucky because my Holux socket/usb charger is compatible.
I give 5 because I am happy with this solution and tigergps delivered fast and well packed.
Attention European users - I paid 50 Euro customs taxes and if you commulate the cost you may find that in your country the product is less expensive. Garmin GPS 10x Wireless Bluetooth, April 06, 2007 very nice and usefulll device to the one that hold a pda, well with adding 20$ dolar you can buy any software from vito, and have a very professional navigation .... to the nature lover i try it, i like it more than the normal gps device, many features while holding one device.... go for it gps10 with p990i, December 04, 2007 Excelent bluetooth gps with Garmin mobile XT on the p990i. Pity it has to be a Garmin as I already had a bluetooth gps that Garmin mobile xt refused to work with by design! |
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